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| Services industry had the revenues, equipment industry had growth to pride upon |
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Telecom Services: Some Number!
Rs 50,000 crore! That's the mark that was
breached as a buoyant industry continued its forward march |
 | BASIC SERVICES: Healthy, if not High
New players, new technologies, and new circles gave the industry 4 million new subscribers |
| CELLULAR SERVICE: High Growth, Low Margins
Entry of new players, particularly BSNL, swelled subscriber base, but put ARPU under pressure |
| ILD: Tapering Top Lines
Tariff drops and low settlement rates slashed revenues and shrunk the market, though traffic soared |
| NLD: Competition at Last!
New players did bite off 8 percent market share from BSNL, but in an increasingly tough battle |
| VSAT SERVICES: What’s There in a Number?
A 115 percent growth in installations caused little cheer—revenues crept up by 10 percent |
| ISP: Death Knell for Pure-play
Providers of Net access as part of a larger services kitty stayed put, others could hardly pull on |
| RADIO
TRUNKING: Duopoly Way
Agrani
and Arya consolidated a potentially huge market hogtied by
unfavorable govt policies |
| INTERNATIONAL SERVICES MARKET: Slowing Down and Undergoing Change
Fiscal 2002 featured a clear slowdown in growth and saw the sector undergoing change |
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V&D100
(Vol 1): Equipment Industry |
